Topic: Hassan Rouhani

It has been a disastrous year for the theocratic dictatorship in Iran. The economy has collapsed, unemployment is pervasive, inflation is out of control and the Iranian currency is in free fall.

The Iranian government on Tuesday released a list of seven candidates it has approved to run for president in next month's election to succeed President Hassan Rouhani.

The presidential elections scheduled for June 18 in Iran will, as usual, be a sham. This time, they may be a bigger deception than ever before.

With deprivation at unprecedented levels and an estimated 75% of the population trying to survive on income below the international poverty line, the sense of universal unrest is palpable in Iran.

India reported a record number of new coronavirus cases for the third day in a row as the overall global daily caseload rose to unprecedented levels.

Officials in Iran cited the possibility of "sabotage" after the Natanz nuclear facility lost power on Sunday.

Iran's President Hassan Rouhani unveiled Saturday 133 new nuclear achievements in a video conference to mark National Nuclear Technology Day.

Presidential elections are to be held in Iran on June 18. It will be the 13th presidential election, unlucky for some, but particularly for the Iranian people, who want rid of the theocratic regime.

The United States and Iran have agreed to negotiate through intermediaries next week to discuss a potential U.S. return to the 2015 nuclear deal, the deal's remaining parties agreed to Friday.

Iranian President Hassan Rouhani accused U.S. President Joe Biden Wednesday of carrying out similar policies of former President Donald Trump and has shown "no serious efforts" to rejoin the landmark 2015 nuclear deal.